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We don’t have a new episode week, so let’s go back a year. In July of 2014, the wonderful Brendon Small stopped by his own place to talk about Steve Martin’s “Let Get Small.”
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Live via vocal telegraph this week is none other than Peter Shickele, aka P.D.Q. Bach, J.S. Bach’s only forgotten son. We discuss his career, his invention of the hardart, and even go back to the early days of record collecting, where nabbing a bunch of singles was your only option. It was an …
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Jeremy Carter is here to talk Cosby. Not just Cosby, but Himself. A seminal album, and one that has stuck with a number of a certain generation maybe more than his earlier work, wonderful as it is. This is Bill Cosby’s dad “character,” which is a stretch as a term in this case, as refined as …
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Dan Bakkedahl of “Veep” is back in the studio to talk about Cheech & Chong. We pitch out the autobiographical stuff and delve into the tracks we remember best, and revisit the ones that didn’t stick out.
Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Dan Bakke …
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The host of “The Green Room with Paul Provenza” and “Set List” here in LA, sits down with me to talk about Robert Klein. Not only is this a slice of the 1970’s, it’s Klein’s progressive voice without entitlement, but with a heavy degree of acceptance that being progressive is just the way it i …
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Andrés du Bouchet is not only a hilarious stand up, but he writes for the funniest guy ever – Conan. We talk about a number of albums this episode, but the big one is the SNL Cast Album. Though I didn’t have it in hand the day of, the clips you’re hearing in this episode are from a vinyl rip. …
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Nate Bargatze is both hilarious and thoughtful, so I was excited to cover Jerry Seinfeld’s “I’m Telling You For the Last Time” again with him. Also, he has a show at Largo in LA tonight. Go see him!
Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Nate Barga …
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Mark McConville is now the second member of the Superego team to drop by Fort Awesome Studios, and we cover a mutual favorite album – the soundtrack to This Is Spinal Tap. It’s always a special pleasure to not only cut in music clips, but to speak to the musically educated and skilled about …
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Dave Waite’s comedy album Hotdoggin’ comes out tomorrow, August 12th on Stand Up! Records. Today, he talks about one of his favorite albums, chosen at random from a few contenders – George Carlin’s A Place for My Stuff, which was a ton of fun to revisit. Stand up mixed with sketch is hard to d …
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